15th National Conference for Clinical Research (NCCR)

DATA TO
DECISIONS
18 - 20 OCTOBER 2022
THE WEMBLEY, A ST GILES HOTEL, PENANG
ORGANISED BY EVENT MANAGED BY
SUPPORTED BY
THE 15 NATIONAL CONFERENCE
FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH (NCCR)
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About the 15th NCCR
Data to Decisions
The COVID-19 pandemic in essence transformed
the research climate by accelerating data-driven
research. In this era, plenty of data is made
available to facilitate policies and decision-
making processes of benefit to individuals,
government and non-government organizations
and countries.
Utilization of research data for analytics is
becoming more crucial than ever before. For
data-driven research, accuracy of data and
interpretation is important, to ensure that
policies are evidence based. Data-driven policy
making is complex with many challenges related
to data acquisition, data integration and
validation, and care in public dissemination to
avoid biased interpretation and negative
influence.
The 15th NCCR brings together leading experts
on data science, data analytics, data
communication as well as clinical trials. The
conference also features poster presentations
and the Young Investigator Award for research
through The Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Research Awards.
The 15th National Conference for Clinical Research
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18 - 20 October 2022

FOREWORD
Minister of Health Malaysia
Khairy Jamaluddin
The Ministry of Health Malaysia recognises the paradigm shift
for value-based healthcare, and the growing need in utilising
data to support population healthcare decisions. Malaysia
with its substantial multi-ethnic population coupled with a
diverse genetic makeup, robust public and private healthcare
systems, established and efficient ethical review and
regulatory processes, competitive trial costs, experienced
clinical trial investigators and a streamlined process of
clinical trial conduct is a conducive ground for the research
fraternity.
In this age of artificial intelligence (AI) and big data analytics, health technology is
increasingly applied for disease surveillance, diagnostics, and precise therapeutics
with better patient outcomes. These technologies are rapidly transforming every
aspect of patient care, as well as the administrative process within the healthcare
environment.
The 15th National Conference for Clinical Research (NCCR) 2022 with the theme ‘Data
to Decisions’ will discuss arising issues of increasing application of big data, data
sharing, data transparency, and data misrepresentation in social media. The
conference will also provide insights into novel innovative solutions for patient care
and address population equity to promotive healthcare.
Thank you to all researchers who have contributed to ensuring the high quality of
clinical research, publications, and presentations that have allowed the Ministry of
Health Malaysia to be recognised for its research excellence. We should strive for
more global recognition and set a goal of becoming the top leader in research within
our region.
I also extend my sincerest thanks to the 15th NCCR organising committee for bringing
together international and local experts to share their knowledge for data-driven
research at this conference. Lastly, I also would like to extend my appreciation to the
Dr. Wu Lien-Teh society for its continuous support for the young investigator award
at the NCCR. I hope all of you have an enjoyable conference.
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18 - 20 October 2022

FOREWORD
Director General of Health
Ministry of Health Malaysia
Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Dr. Noor
Hisham Abdullah
The 15th National Conference for Clinical Research (NCCR) 2022
serves as a national platform for academics, researchers, and
practitioners to discuss topics in clinical research, digital health,
and information technologies. This year's conference in Penang
features a global trend in utilizing data and information for
evidence-based policies and decision-making in healthcare.
Therefore, the conference theme “Data to Decision” notably
addresses a growing demand in future healthcare.
Malaysia’s healthcare system is divided into private and public sectors, which serve a
multicultural society with a population of over 30 million. With the ageing population
expected to surge by 40% in the next 30 years, our healthcare system is facing a growing
demand for treatment. Therefore, healthcare sectors are adopting information and digital
technologies to augment their services and deliveries.
In 2011, the Malaysian Health Data Warehouse (MyHDW) blueprint was proposed and
accepted, providing a trusted source and environment for comprehensive national health
analytics to serve a wide range of health information requirements, including healthcare
policy and decision-making. During the COVID-19 pandemic, surveillance and analysis of
case data were frequently applied to guide outbreak and resource management,
contributing to timely understanding for rapid preparedness and response to the pandemic.
Open data policy on COVID-19 motivates and catalyses the conduct of various research and
predictive modelling to understand better the dynamic trend and impact of COVID-19 in our
community.
We’re blessed with the presence of our distinguished keynote speakers, who are ones of
some prominent scholars in their respective areas. Their participation and contributions are
deeply appreciated. I sincerely hope that all the delegates will benefit from the contents of
this conference and enjoy their stay in Penang.
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FOREWORD
Deputy Director General of Health
(Research and Technical Support)
Datuk Dr. Muhammad Radzi
Abu Hassan
It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 15th National Conference for Clinical Research
(NCCR) 2022 in Penang, Malaysia. A major highlight of this national conference is to bring
together clinicians, pharmacists, nurses, academic scientists, and researchers to exchange
and share their experiences and research findings about most aspects in clinical research.
This year, the scientific program consists of plenary lectures and five symposiums that
provide rewarding experience and insight about various aspects in the utilization of data for
research and decision making in healthcare for the benefit of all. This rich program offers all
delegates with the opportunity to meet and interact with one another.
I sincerely hope your experience with the 15th NCCR 2022 is fruitful and long-lasting. With
your support and participation, the NCCR will continue its success for a long time. I wish all
attendees of the 15th NCCR 2022 an enjoyable scientific gathering in Penang, Malaysia.
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FOREWORD
Organizing Chairpersons
Datuk Dr. Kalaiarasu M. Peariasamy
Director of Institute for Clinical Research
On behalf of the NCCR 2022 Organizing Committee, we cordially welcome you to the 15th National
Conference for Clinical Research (NCCR), held on the 18th-20th October at The Wembley St Giles
Hotel Penang. Located amid the bustling city of George Town, we hope you’ll have an exceptional
time at the annual conference by Institute for Clinical Research.
This year, the 15th NCCR encompasses the theme “Data to Decisions” which highlights the global
trend in utilization of data for important decision makings that will change the trajectory of
healthcare forever. In the past 2 years, we have observed the rising importance for data in research,
especially in efforts to eradicate and control COVID-19 pandemic. Witnessing the mitigation of
COVID-19 cases led by swift action plan based on the collated data, we believe that the same
strategy can be implemented into clinical research for us to get a head start, especially with non-
communicable diseases.
The committee is truly honoured to welcome up to 18 national and international speakers that
comprises of healthcare experts and leaders to speak on the association between valuable research
and patient data for the advancement of healthcare. Another notable part of the conference is also
the Dr Wu Lien-Teh Research Awards, named after Dr Wu, who was renowned for his exemplary work
in public health.
Our most sincere hope is that stakeholders in medical, research and healthcare all around Malaysia
could view this as an opportunity to network and meet the key players first-hand. Join us for an
exchange of scientific research findings, ideas, and data-driven solutions in clinical research settings.
This conference will open new possibilities and opportunities for us to accelerate forward in the
growing clinical research field in Malaysia. We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and
thank the hard work and contribution of NCCR 2022 Organizing Committee. We also appreciate the
support of the Ministry of Health Malaysia as well as the honourable speakers and finally the NCCR
delegates for their participation. We wish you all a great conference!
Dr. Akhmal Yusof
Chief Executive Officer
Clinical Research Malaysia
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15th NCCR Organizing Committee
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Committee Members Name
Chairperson
Dr. Kalaiarasu M. Peariasamy
Director, Institute for Clinical Research (ICR)
Ministry of Health, Malaysia
Co-Chairperson
Dr. Akhmal Yusof
Chief Executive Officer
Clinical Research Malaysia
Scientific Committee Chairperson
Datuk Dr. Nor Fariza Ngah
Deputy Director, Institute for Clinical Research (ICR)
Ministry of Health, Malaysia
Scientific Committee
Co-Chairperson
Dr. Yoon Chee Kin
Head of Clinical Research Centre
Hospital Pulau Pinang
Secretary
1. En. William Law Kian Boon, DHRi
2. Dr. Mohan Dass Pathmanathan, DHRi
3. Dr. Kuan Pei Xuan, DHRi
Secretariat
for Scientific Committee
1. Dr. Siti Nurhafizah Sararudin, CRC Shah Alam
2. Siti Hanisah Mohd Noh, CRC Shah Alam
3. Nurul Farahanah Muhammad Fazrie, CRC Shah Alam
4. Dr. Mohamad Asyraf Bin Jamilol Nasir, CRC Shah Alam
Scientific reviewers
1. Yvonne Lim Mei Fong, CCORe
2. Dr. Loo Ching Ee, CCE
3. Pang Lai Hui, CCT
4. Dr. Wong Xin Ci, DHRi
5. Dr. Leong Kei Joe, Women and Children Hospital Sabah
6. Dr. Heng Hock Sin, Women and Children Hospital Sabah
7. Dr. Pratab Kumar A/L Govindasamy, Hospital Shah Alam
Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Young
Investigator Oral Presentation
Judges
1. Prof. Dr. Ahbimanyu Veerakumarasivam
2. Prof. Dr. Lai Nai Ming
3. Dr. Tan May Loong

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Dr. Wu Lien-Teh
Poster judges
1. Dr. Cheah Wee Kooi, Head of Clinical Research Centre,
Hospital Taiping
2. Dr. Philip Rajan Devesahayam, Head of Clinical Research
Centre, Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Perak
3. Dr. Irene Looi, Head of Clinical Research Centre, Hospital
Seberang Jaya, Pulau Pinang
Event organizer 1. AX Flex Resources
2. Infront Consulting
Master of ceremony 1. Dr. Syarifah Nurul Ain Syed Badaruddin (CRC Hospital
Sungai Buloh)
2. Dr. Hor Chee Peng (Hospital Kepala Batas)
Doa Reciter 1. Dr. Wan Ahmad Syazani Mohamed
Conference e-book
1. William Law Kian Boon
2. Muhammad Zahid bin Hamidi
Conference registration and
payment
1. Vivian Tan Shao Zin
2. Leong Yien Yi
3. Lee Goke Ong
Coordinator 1. Dr. Norizan Rosli
Floor Manager
1. Nurakmal Baharum
2. Nur Ain Zahidah Zainudin
Protocol
1. Syahirah Farhana Mohd Saleh
2. Dr. Wan Ahmad Syazani Mohamed
3. Dr. Sharifah Sarah Binti Syed Mohamad Alwi
4. Nadia Hisamuddin
5. Khadijah Abdul Majid
6. Lim Yen Li
7. Zarina Che Umar
8. Liew Ai' Chi
9. Loh Hong Chuan

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Usher
1. Wee Hong Chin
2. Ch'ng Chin Chin
3. Ng Ru Shing
4. Goh Lay Hoon
5. Malathi Govindasamy
6. Cheng Jie Ling
7. Chin Chen Joo
8. Nurul Shahira Izwani Mohd Radzi
9. Nur Syuhada Zakaria
10. Norshahida Abdul Hamid
11. Nur Syafina Noma Mohammad Fahmi Noma
12. Nor Aishah Abdul Talib
Secretariat for organizing
committee
1. SN Rozila Harun
2. Nurul Khadijah Chahril
3. Syarifah Syamila Tuan Zakaria
4. Dr. Sivasangari Subramaniam
5. Dr. Fiona Suling Lian
6. Dr. Monica Danial
7. Dr. Ng Li Yun
8. Dr. Stephenie Ann A/P Albart
9. Dr. Delis Suzan Marshall
10. Dr. Kurubaran A/L Ganasegeran
11. Dr. Purnima Devi A/P Suppiah
12. Khairul Nisa' Ishak
13. Mohd Fadzly Amar Jamil
14. Wong Sue Huai
15. Sr. Vimala A/P J.Kasinathan
16. Kelvin Beh
17. Mak Wen Yao
18. Muhammad Zharul Nizam Mutazah
19. Muhamad Hasyim Mohd Isa
20. Tan Xue Fang
21. Amir Omar
22. Muhammad Zul Faris Mohd Noor
Technical advisor
1. Dr. Mohd Aizuddin Abdul Rahman
2. Wan Nabila Bt Wan Hanafi

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ICR Coffee Table Book
1. Dr. Aimi Nadiah Jamel
2. Dr. Siti Sabrina Kamarudin
3. Dr. Nur Liana Md. Nasir
4. Dr. Ooi Cheng Lee
5. Muhammad Firdaus Zulkifli
6. Anis Suraya Muhamad Nawawai
ICR Booth
1. Nur Khairul Bariyyah Mohd Hatta
2. Anis Suraya Muhamad Nawawai
3. Teo Ley Khim
4. Juliana Mohd Noor
5. Nur Alia Mohammad Rihan

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18 - 20 October 2022
Day 1: 18th October 2022 (Tuesday)
0800 - 0830 Registration
0830 - 0915
ICR-named Lecture
Data-driven clinical research: transparency, spin, and misinformation in an age
of social media
Prof Greg Tucker - Kellogg
Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, National University of Singapore
0915 - 0945
Plenary 1
Data Science-bioinformatics and Health Equity
Dr. Boonchai Kijsanayotin
Chair of the Asian eHealth Information Network (AeHIN)
0945 - 1000
Plenary 2
Utilization of Data for Public Health Decision Making
Tan Sri Dato Dr. Jemilah Mahmood
Professor and Executive Director
Sunway Centre for Planetary Health (SCPH)
1000 - 1015 Arrival of Distinguished Guests
1015 - 1100
Doa Recital
Welcoming Address
Officiating Speech
Opening Ceremony of the 15th National Conference for Clinical Research 2022
YBhg. Datuk Dr. Kalaiarasu M. Peariasamy
Director, Institute for Clinical Research
YBrs. Dr. Akhmal Yusof
CEO, Clinical Research Malaysia
Launching of the 15th NCCR
Launching of ICR Coffee Book 22 Years
Launching of Cough Sound Pre-screening solution: Cof’e
YB Khairy Jamaluddin
Minister of Health Malaysia
AGENDA

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Day 1: 18th October 2022 (Tuesday)
1100 - 1230
I-TECH Ivermectin Trial
Vigilance Study
Solidarity Trial
RECoVaM Study
Lunch session with YBMK by Invitation & Research Appreciation Ceremony &
Memorial Talk for Prof. Dr. Liew Su May
1230 - 1315 Dialogue session
1315 - 1330 Press conference
1330 Adjourn Day 1
1500 - 2100 Visit to Entopia and Dinner at the Ferringhi Garden Restaurant (Optional)
AGENDA

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Day 2: 19th October 2022 (Wednesday)
0800 – 0900 Registration
0900 – 0915
Welcoming address
Datuk Dr. Kalaiarasu M. Peariasamy
Director, Institute for Clinical Research
0915 - 1000
Keynote 1: Strength in Numbers: International Clinical Research for Data During
Outbreaks and Epidemics
Dr. Aaron Neal, D.Phil
Clinical Research Specialist and the Indonesia Partnership Lead in the Division of
Clinical Research of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
(NIAID), U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
1000 - 1030
CRM-named Lecture
Artificial Intelligence Revolutionising Today's Healthcare
Assoc Prof Tam C. Nguyen
Deputy Director of Research, St Vincent's Hospital
1030 - 1100 Morning Tea Break, Networking and Poster Viewing
1100 - 1200
Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Research Oral Presentation
5 Research Finalists
1200 - 1225
1225 - 1250
1250 - 1300
Symposium 1: Connecting Data, Research, and Innovation
Moderator: Dr. Cheah Wee Kooi
Head of Medical Department and Clinical Research Centre
Taiping Hospital, Perak.
Doing Research that Matters: Making Sen(se)
Prof. Dr. Abhimanyu Veerakumarasivam
Provost, Sunway University Malaysia
The Science and Art of Research on Research
Prof. Dr. Lai Nai Ming
Professor, Director of Clinical Campus, School of Medicine, Faculty of Health
and Medical Sciences, Taylor's University Malaysia
Q & A
AGENDA

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Day 2: 19th October 2022 (Wednesday)
1300 - 1400 Lunch Break, Networking and Poster Viewing
1400 - 1425
1425 - 1450
1450 - 1500
Symposium 2: Health informatics in Patient-centric Healthcare Paradigm
Moderator: Dr. Tan May Loong, Pediatrician
Vice Dean for Research, RCSI & UCD Malaysia Campus
Journey of Cough Sound Artificial Intelligence Work
Prof. Patrick Then
Head of School of Information and Communication Technologies
Director, Centre for Digital Future, Swinburne University Sarawak Campus
Life science 4.0
Dr. Yam Wai Keat
Senior Lecturer, Healthcare Analytics and Digital Health
International Medical University, Malaysia
Q&A
1500 - 1530
Plenary 3: Data Journalism and How To Publicize Research Studies for the
General Public
Boo Su-Lyn
Editor-in-chief, CodeBlue
1530 - 1545 Networking and Poster Viewing
1545 - 1615
Dr Wu Lien-Teh Research Award Competition Prize Giving Ceremony and Group
Photo Session
1615 - 1715
1715 - 1800
Industrial Talks
AI in Medical Devices
Niranjan Chakravarthy, Ph.D.
Senior Principal Scientist, Medtronic, Singapore & Mounds View, USA
Call for Collaboration: MRANTI Healthtech Hub Program
Hazwan Daut, Ph.D.
Head of Healthtech Hub, Ecosystem Development Division, MRANTI
Networking Cocktails
1845 Adjourn Day 2
AGENDA

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Day 3: 20th October 2022 (Thursday)
0800 - 0900 Registration
0900 - 0920
0920 - 0940
0940 - 1000
1000 - 1010
Symposium 3: Use of Real-World Data in Vaccine Surveillance
Moderator: Dr. Cheah Wee Kooi
Head of Medical Department and Clinical Research Centre
Taiping Hospital, Perak
Navigating Through Administrative Data to Evaluate Real-world Effectiveness
of COVID-19 Vaccines in Malaysia: The RECoVaM experience
Dr. Masliyana Bt Husin
Centre for Clinical Care and Outcome Research, ICR, NIH
Safety Surveillance of COVID-19 Vaccines in Malaysia Using Large Linked
Databases
Norazida Bt Ab Rahman
Centre for Clinical Care and Outcome Research, ICR NIH
“Labuan’s Story: Measuring Comirnaty Vaccine Effectiveness”
Audrey Lim Huili
Centre for Clinical Care and Outcome Research, ICR NIH
Q&A
1010 - 1040
Plenary 4: Big Data = Big Impact?
Dr. Atul Anand
Senior Clinical Research Fellow,
Centre for Cardiovascular Science, The University of Edinburgh
Clinical Lead for the Health and Social Care DDI DataLoch Programme
1040 - 1100 Morning tea Break, Networking and Poster Viewing
1100 - 1125
Symposium 4: Preserving Data Security and Privacy
Moderator: Dr. Kurubaran Ganasegeran,
Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Seberang Jaya
Optimising Healthcare with Cloud FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability
Resources)
Mr. Law Wen Feng
Solution Manager, Infront Consulting Group (M) Sdn. Bhd
AGENDA

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Day 3: 20th October 2022 (Thursday)
1125 - 1150
1150 - 1200
Safeguarding Data Where It Lives
Mr. Wong Ming Jie
Senior Security Technical Specialist, Microsoft Malaysia
Q&A
1200 - 1225
1225 - 1250
1250 - 1300
Symposium 5: Data-driven policies and decisions with National Impacts
Moderator: Dr. Suresh Naidu
Emergency Physician, Hospital Seberang Jaya
Turning stroke data into treatment policies
Dr. Law Wan Chung
Consultant Neurologist, Sarawak General Hospital
Data to Clinical Decisions: My experience with CRASH and PATOS
Prof. Dr. Sabariah Faizah Jamaluddin
Lecturer and Consultant Emergency Physician
Faculty of Medicine, UiTM
Q&A
1300 - 1430
Closing ceremony and Lunch
Closing remarks
1430 Adjourn Day 3
AGENDA

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OUR MODERATORS
Dr. Tan May Loong
Pediatrician,
Vice Dean for Research, RCSI & UCD Malaysia Campus
Dr. Cheah Wee Kooi
Physician and Geriatrician.
Head of Medical Department and Clinical Research
Centre of Taiping Hospital
Dr. Suresh Naidu
Emergency Physician
Department of Emergency and Trauma
Hospital Seberang Jaya, Penang
Dr. Kurubaran Ganasegeran
BMedSc (Hons), MBBS, MSc Health Research
Medical Doctor & Researcher (Population Health/Public
Health/Epidemiology/Biostatistics)
Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Seberang Jaya

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OUR SPEAKERS
Prof. Greg Tucker-Kellogg
Department of Biological Sciences, National University
of Singapore
Greg Tucker-Kellogg received his PhD in Molecular Biophysics in
Biochemistry from Yale University and was a Jane Coffin Child Postdoctoral
Fellow in the laboratory of Christopher T Walsh at Harvard Medical School.
He moved to the biotech industry after his postdoc, which eventually
brought him to Singapore with Eli Lilly as Senior Director of Bioinformatics
and Chief Scientific Officer of Lilly Systems Biology. He is currently a
Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the National University
of Singapore, where he also directs the undergraduate programme in
Computational Biology and the Masters in Science in Biotechnology.
Dr. Aaron Neal
Clinical Research Specialist, National Institute of Allergy and
Infectious Diseases (NIAID), U.S, NIH
Dr. Aaron Neal serves as a Clinical Research Specialist and the Indonesia
Partnership Lead in the Division of Clinical Research of the National Institute
of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), U.S. National Institutes of Health
(NIH). He received his doctorate in Tropical Medicine from the University of
Oxford and competed both a postdoctoral fellowship and a global health-
focused Presidential Management Fellowship at NIAID. In his current role, Dr.
Neal works at the intersection of science, medicine, public health, and
diplomacy to conduct international clinical studies on infectious diseases
and launch research responses to disease outbreaks worldwide.
Dr Atul Anand
Senior Clinical Research Fellow, Centre for Cardiovascular
Science, The University of Edinburgh Clinical Lead for the
Health and Social Care DDI DataLoch Programme
Atul is the Clinical Lead for the Edinburgh City Region Data-Driven
Innovation (DDI) Health and Social Care DataLoch Programme – a linked data
repository of health and social care data for over 1 million citizens in South
East Scotland, United Kingdom. He is also a Consultant Geriatrician at the
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, where he looks after older patients with falls
and fractures. As a Senior Clinical Research Fellow at the University of
Edinburgh’s Centre for Cardiovascular Science, Atul works on maximising
knowledge from routine electronic healthcare data, particularly in identifying
frailty in hospitalised older adults. He has also worked on data-enabled
cardiovascular trials that have changed guidelines for the management of
patients with suspected heart attacks.

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OUR SPEAKERS
Associate Professor Tam Nguyen
St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne / University of Melbourne
Associate Professor Tam Nguyen has over 20 years of working in healthcare,
health & medical research sectors including tertiary teaching hospitals and
research institutes across Australia. Tam is the Deputy Director of Research
at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, one of the largest tertiary teaching and
research hospitals in Melbourne - responsible for the organisation’s research
strategy, clinical trials, research ethics and governance, research innovation
and commercialization.
Tam serves as a non-executive director and advises several medtech and
health tech start-ups on clinical and commercialization strategy. He is a
regular invited speaker on a broad range of topics at national and
international conferences. He holds an academic appointment with
Melbourne University's Medical School and Monash University's Medical
School - two of the world's top 30 (and APAC top 5) medical schools.
He holds other roles including:
• Investment Committee Member, Horizon 3 Biotech
• Resident Director, Acclime Australia
• Director of Operations, Oncoshot
Tam is a co-editor of a recently published book, AI in Medicine: Applications,
Limitations and Future Directions.
Boonchai Kijsanayotin M.D., Ph.D., FIAHSI, FRCP(T)
Senior Lecturer: Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital,
Mahidol University
Chair of the Asian eHealth Information Network (AeHIN)
Dr. Boonchai is the Chair of the Asian eHealth Information Network (AeHIN).
The AeHIN promotes better use of information communication technology to
achieve better health through peer-to-peer assistance and knowledge
sharing and learning through a regional approach for greater country-level
impacts across South and Southeast Asia.
He is an International Academy of Health Sciences and Informatics (IAHSI)
fellow of International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA), the vice
president of the Thai Medical Informatics Association (TMI) and was a
member of WHO Digital Health Technical Advisory Group (DHTAG).
Dr. Boonchai is an Informatician and physician from Thailand. He had worked
in a rural public general hospital for 15 years as an internal medicine clinician
before receiving MSc. and PhD. in Health Informatics from the University of
Minnesota, USA. His working areas and research interests are national health
information standards and interoperability, health information exchanges,
national eHealth/digital health strategy, and health IT adoption. He is a senior
lecturer at the Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Faculty
of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, and a senior research
manager of the Thai Health Information Standards Development Center
(THIS), Health System Research Institute (HSRI), Ministry of Public Health,
Thailand.

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OUR SPEAKERS
Professor Patrick Then
Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
Professor Patrick Then is a professor in computer science and wears two
leadership hats at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus as
Head of School of Information and Communications Technologies, and
Director of Centre for Digital Futures. He is an advocate of transdisciplinary
research and development specializing in digital health. Started in 2008, he
has worked with numerous healthcare service providers and practitioners
from both private and public sectors. He has recently been speaking at
national conferences in clinical research and spoke at inaugural Health Policy
Summit as key opinion leader in digital health technology. His research
collaboration with Institute of Clinical Research, National Institutes of Health
has resulted in national roll-out of cough sound artificial intelligence
platform for every member of public. Public will soon enjoy zero-cost
covid19 detection via their own cough sound, followed by range of
respiratory diseases such as tuberculosis, asthma and pneumonia. He
published more than 80 scholarly publications, won more than RM5 millions
research grants, and owned more than 10 intellectual properties in form of
patents and copyrights.
Prof. Dr. Lai Nai Ming
Professor of Paediatrics and Director of Clinical Campus
School of Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences,
Taylor's University, Malaysia
Trained as a Paediatrician and Neonatologist, Prof Dr. Lai has over 18 years of
research experience. His research focus is evidence synthesis chiefly in the
form of systematic reviews and meta-research (research on research). He has
published over 170 peer-reviewed papers and his work has been cited in
many clinical practice guidelines across the world. Prof Lai trained
researchers in the Malaysian National Institute of Health since 2010, with the
most recent roles being and the appointment as a consultant in the 12th
Malaysian National Health Research Priorities Setting Exercise (2021-2025)
and trainer for researchers in the Bangladesh Ministry of Health under the
Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance Network (CHAMPS)
Initiative. He is the trainer, reviewer and associate editor of Cochrane review
groups, advisor of the British Medical Journal Uncertainties series, editor of
three other journals and invited reviewer for over 40 journals. For his work,
Prof Dr. Lai is recognized as the top 2% cited researchers globally in his field
of Health and Clinical Sciences in an annual analysis by Stanford University.

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Professor Abhi Veerakumarasivam is a University of Cambridge-trained
geneticist, educator and science communicator. His research in genetics
involves the elucidation of components of the regulatory pathways that
drive tumour recurrence and invasion. He also currently chairs the ASEAN
Young Scientists Network and the International Network for Government
Science Advice Asia.
OUR SPEAKERS
Professor Abhi Veerakumarasivam
Provost, The Chancellery, Sunway University
Norazida Ab Rahman
Pharmacist
Center for Clinical Care and Outcomes Research,
Institute for Clinical Research
Norazida holds a master’s degree in pharmacoepidemiology from Utrecht
University, The Netherlands. Her research interests are in drug-related and
outcomes research, especially in understanding treatment profiles,
effectiveness and safety, best practice, and improving health outcomes. She
is part of the team in ICR NIH that spearheaded a research project on COVID-
19 vaccine surveillance in Malaysia.
Boo Su-Lyn is co-founder and editor-in-chief of CodeBlue, a health news site
based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, that reports on important health care
issues and policies in Malaysia and around the world. CodeBlue is an
editorially independent programme of the Galen Centre for Health & Social
Policy, a public policy research and advocacy organisation based in Kuala
Lumpur.
Boo Su-Lyn
Editor-in-chief, CodeBlue
Audrey is graduated with a Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) from the University
of South Australia in 2011 and practiced in primary care before joining her
current workplace. She has since then completed her Master of Business
Administration from the University of Strathclyde with distinction in 2018.
Her research interest includes health economics and infectious diseases
Audrey Lim Huili
Pharmacist
Center for Clinical Care and Outcomes Research,

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Dr. Mahmood is a medical professional with more than two decades
experience managing crises in health, disasters and conflict settings. She is
currently Professor and Executive Director of the newly established Sunway
Centre for Planetary Health at Sunway University
in Malaysia. She is a member of the Malaysian Climate Action Council, the
Ministry of Health Advisory Council and Consultative Council for Foreign
Policy at the government of Malaysia, as well as a Senior Fellow of the
Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Centre. Dr. Mahmood is
also the Pro-Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University Malaysia. She is a strong
advocate of planetary health and sustainability and actively advises on
Environment, Social and Governance in the advisory and board roles she
holds.
She was the Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Malaysia on Public
Health and member of the Government of Malaysia’s Economic Action
Council from April 2020-September 2021. Previous appointments include
the Under Secretary General for Partnerships at the International Federation
of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), Chief of the World
Humanitarian Summit secretariat at the United Nations, and Chief of the
Humanitarian Response Branch at UNFPA. She is the founder of MERCY
Malaysia, a southern based international humanitarian organisation. A strong
advocate of private-public partnerships, she has been actively engaged with
partnership development and program implementation with the private
sector in her current and previous roles.
OUR SPEAKERS
Tan Sri Dato Dr. Jemilah Mahmood
Professor and Executive Director
Sunway Centre for Planetary Health (SCPH)
Prof. Dr. Sabariah Faizah Jamaluddin
Lecturer and Consultant Emergency Physician
Faculty of Medicine, UiTM
Dr. Sabariah graduated from the University of Alexandria in 1984 and
received her Masters in Anaesthesia (UKM) in 1991 and has been in
Emergency Medicine since 1996. She was awarded the Fellow of the
Academy of Medicine Malaysia in 2016. Dr. Sabariah is currently the
Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University Technology MARA. She
was until November 2018, the National Advisor to the Ministry of Health
Malaysia for Emergency Medicine and Trauma Services and the Chairman of
the National Committee on Resuscitation for the Ministry of Health. She
currently serves as President of the Malaysian Resuscitation Association. She
was also the National Principal Investigator for the international multi-centre
trial CRASH 3 (Clinical Randomization of Tranexamic Acid in Severe Head
Injury) and currently for PATOS (Pan Asia Trauma Outcome Study). She was
previously the chair for the National Trauma Database. She previously
served as a consultant to WHO on Emergency Care Systems. She is also
actively involved in setting clinical practice guidelines (CPG) and was
recently involved in the national CPG for Myocardial Infarction.

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Dr. Law Wan Chung is a neurologist at Sarawak General Hospital. He
graduated from University Malaya, attained RCP (UK) membership in 2008
and completed his neurology fellowship in 2014. Currently, He is the head of
the neurology unit in Sarawak General Hospital. Currently, he serves as the
honorary secretary for Malaysia Neurosciences Society, Vice President for
Malaysia Stroke Council, and Chair for Malaysia Angels Initiative.
OUR SPEAKERS
Dr. Law Wan Chung
Neurologist, Sarawak General Hospital
Dr Yam Wai Keat obtained her BSc(Hons) Bioinformatics from Universiti
Malaya and PhD in Structural Bioinformatics from Universiti Sains Malaysia.
She is currently an Academic Staff with the Digital Health & Health
Informatics team at International Medical University. Her current research
interests are in Structural Bioinformatics, Digital Health and Health Analytics
& Informatics
Dr. Yam Wai Keat
Senior Lecturer, Digital Health & Health Informatics Team,
International Medical University
Ming Jie Wong is an experienced IT veteran with broad range of experiences
in many of MNCs such as Microsoft, Oracle, IBM. In his current role as Senior
Security Technical Specialist at Microsoft Malaysia. He focuses on
evangelizing and helping Microsoft customers successfully deploy, utilize
and leverage Microsoft security technologies to safeguard their
infrastructures and applications.
Ming Jie Wong
Senior Security Technical Specialist, Microsoft
Law Wen Feng is the Solutions Manager for Infront Consulting Group APAC.
He has been in the IT industry for more than 15 years. 10 of which are with
Infront Consulting Group APAC. He leads the Solutions team and has his
hands on more than 50 deployments and projects both on-premise and in
the cloud. For the past 3 years, he has been leading the team with multiple
development works regarding Data, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and
Machine Learning.
Law Wen Feng
Solutions Manager, Infront Consulting Group APAC

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OUR SPEAKERS
Niranjan Chakravarthy, PhD is a Senior Principal Scientist at Medtronic,
Singapore with more than 15 years industry experience in the research and
development of new algorithms and sensors for diagnostic medical devices.
Niranjan Chakravarthy, Ph.D
Senior Principal Scientist, Medtronic, Singapore & Mounds View,
USA
Dr Hazwan is currently the Head of Healthtech Hub at MRANTI, an initiative
that was recently launched in September to facilitate the advancement of
homegrown innovation in various healthcare areas. Previously, he was the
Program Director for Digital Healthcare Cluster with Collaborative Research
in Engineering, Science & Technology (CREST) where he oversaw various
digital healthcare initiatives such as the I-Connect Health & Wellness
program. Prior to that, he was the Program Manager for CREST Prototyping
Grant, a program that was established and managed by him from ground up.
Dr Hazwan has a PhD in Engineering (majoring in Electronics) from the
University of Cambridge and an MEng with first class honours from the
University of Sheffield, UK.
Hazwan Daut, Ph.D.
Head of Healthtech Hub, Ecosystem Development Division,
MRANTI
A clinician with over 5 years of experience in Health Service and Outcome
Research - experience in managing various national level projects (from
design to translation) that span from large-scale data analysis for pandemic
management – The Real-world Evaluation of COVID-19 Vaccines under the
Malaysian COVID-19 National Immunisation Program (RECoVaM); primary
health care surveys- Quality, cost and equity in primary health care
(QUALICOPC) and Teleconsultation in the Malaysian primary health care;
Multi-pronged intervention and time-series analysis - Enhanced Primary
Healthcare (EnPHC) leading to international publication and government
policy changes. Awarded scholarship for The 13th Implementation science
research school by the Global Alliance for chronic disease in 2020.
Experience in generating evidence to support policy changes and conduct
collaborative works with multi-stakeholders.
Dr. Masliyana Husin
Centre for Clinical Care and Outcomes Research (CCORe),

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Preserving the Proud Legacy - Dr. Wu Lien-Teh
Dr. Wu Lien-Teh (1879-1960) was a highly respected public health physician and an
internationally-acclaimed plague fighter. However, his unyielding passion for humanity and
social justice extended beyond his role as a doctor. His extraordinary life story and heroic
achievements have remained an inspiration and set the standard for generations to come.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, this public health hero was again celebrated for his fight
against the Manchurian plague and his pioneering face mask. This fact appeared as a Google
doodle on March 10, 2021. The caption read "Dr. Wu Lien-Teh, who invented a surgical face
covering that is widely considered the precursor to the N95 mask." This simple three-ply
mask saved many lives during the pneumonic plague and continues to save many more lives
a century later!
Dr. Wu Lien-Teh was born in Penang, Malaysia, on March 10, 1879. He was a bright student at
Penang Free School. He was the first Malaysian and a top medical student to study at
Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, where he obtained his MD. He was among the first
founders of the Anti-Opium Society in Malaya and eventually abolished opium in 1926. He
was trained by three Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine in England, France, and
Germany before returning to work in the Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur in
1903, where there is a gallery about his great pioneering work. He stood up for social justice,
advocating for elementary education for girls, forming debating and literary clubs and writing
articles in newspapers calling for abolition of gambling and spirit farms. After his general
practice in Penang, he was then offered a position as Vice Director of the Tientsin Military
Medical Hospital, China, in 1907. In December 1910, there was an outbreak of a serious
epidemic involving pneumonic plague in Manchuria. The Ching Dynasty government assigned
him and his medical team to investigate the cause and bring the plague under control.
Dr. Wu's heroic medical work led to the halting of the outbreak after 60,000 lives were lost,
which could have devastated China. By initiating the largest cremation in Chinese history,
putting in quarantine measures with movement controls, and inventing the "Wu mask", Dr.
Wu succeeded in bringing the plague under control within 6 months. He subsequently was
tasked to establish some 20 hospitals and research hospitals in China. Thus, he was known as
the Father of Modern Medicine in China. In 1932 he co-authored the first English book on
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He also founded the China Medical Association in 1916. For his works on pneumonic plague,
he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1935 and still holds the
record as the first Malaysian to achieve such distinction. He returned to Malaysia in 1937 and
continued as a practicing doctor in Ipoh. He was actively involved in civic and public health
works in Ipoh until 1960. He retired in January 1960 and returned to Penang, where he died
of a stroke. The Times of London wrote, "The world of medicine has lost a heroic and almost
legendary figure”.
The Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Society, Penang was established in 2012 to celebrate this legendary
icon. Among several initiatives, a road named after him can be found in Ipoh Garden South;
while in Penang, a residential area near Penang Free School named Taman Wu Lien-Teh and
recently, a new road in George Town named Jalan Dr Wu Lien-Teh. An elegant bronze statue
from Harbin is placed in the Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Garden in Penang Institute. In Harbin, Wu Lien-
Teh Institute was established in Harbin Medical University in 2015 to become the Pasteur
Institute in Asia! In Malaysia, the Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Centre of Research in Communicable
Disease has just been established in UTAR in September 2022.
Besides, Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Research Awards for the annual National Conference for Clinical
Research was established in collaboration with Institute for Clinical Research, since 2015,
now in its 7th year. Furthermore, in January 2022, we celebrated the inaugural establishment
of Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Award- Best Student for Doctor of Public Health in the oldest and most
prestigious medical school in Malaysia, Universiti Malaya. We established the inaugural Dr.
Wu Lien-Teh Award for Leadership in Public Health this year to recognize the exemplary
leaders and their outstanding contributions to the field of public health. In addition, there are
reprints of Plague Fighter, Memoirs of Plague Fighter, dedicated poem, heritage trail, and
student lectures, among many more initiatives by the Society, to share with the world on Dr.
Wu.
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ID ABSTARCT TITLES
1 / eP-02
THE IMPACT OF HIGH-DOSE METHOTREXATE MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL ON CLINICAL OUTCOMES
AMONG PATIENTS WITH HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES- A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
LEE Soo Lin, LIU Wen Jiun, NAHARUDDIN Noor Ratna, MAMDOOH-WAFFA Ezatul Mazuin Ayla
Hospital Sultanah Aminah, Johor Bahru
2 / eP-07
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM BIOMARKERS AND VIRAL LOAD OF COVID-19 WITH SEVERITY OF
LUNG INVOLVEMENT ON CHEST COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY - A SINGLE CENTRE STUDY
OO Cheng Yeow (1), ABDUL AIZIZ Aida (1), MOHD. RAMLI Norlisah (2), TUAN SOH Tuan Suhaila (1), WONG Jeannie
Hsiu Ding (1)
1: Hospital Sungai Buloh; 2: University Malaya Medical Centre
3 / eP-11
AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ON THE USE OF ORAL VITAMIN C IN CRITICALLY ILL STAGE-5 PATIENTS
WITH COVID-19 INFECTION
HEW Yee Jin, KONG Kian Keong
Duchess of Kent Hospital, Sabah
4 / eP-13
KNOWLEDGE, PRACTICE AND BARRIERS OF EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE AMONG MALAYSIAN DOCTORS:
A CROSS-SECTIONAL ONLINE SURVEY
ALBART Stephenie Ann, ABDUL HAMID Norshahida, LOOI Irene
Seberang Jaya Hospital
5 / eP-26
THE IMPACT OF CHEMOTHERAPY SCHEDULE MODIFICATION ON SURVIVAL OUTCOME AMONG BREAST
CANCER PATIENTS RECEIVING ADJUVANT OR NEOADJUVANT TREATMENT MODALITIES
GUNASEKARAN Gobi Hariyanayagam, WAN SABRI Wan Mohd Akmal
Pharmacy, Hospital Seri Manjung, Perak
6 / eP-32
IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON NATIONAL CATARACT SURGICAL RATE: AN INTERRUPTED TIME-
SERIES ANALYSIS
WONG Wen Jun (1), LIM Wei Yin (1), LEONG Chin Tho (1), HWONG Wen Yea (1), SALOWI Mohamad Aziz (2)
1: Institute for Clinical Research; 2: Hospital Selayang
7 / eP-34
DOSE HIGH DOSE FAVIPIRAVIR IMPROVE COVID-19 PNEUMONIA PATIENTS' OUTCOME? - A
RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
LAU Hui Ting, HJ AB RAHMAN Ahmad Kashfi, MOHD NOH Mimi Nashra, YA Najibah, AHAMAD FOUZI Liyana
Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah
Abstract

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9 / eP-36
EFFECTIVENESS OF CORONAVAC® VACCINE AGAINST SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS (SARI)
HOSPITALIZATIONS IN SIBU DISTRICT, MALAYSIA: A RETROSPECTIVE TEST-NEGATIVE DESIGN
YONG Sook-Min (1), TOH Teck-Hock (1), WANG, Xuan-Yi (2), LEE Jeffrey Soon-Yit (1), LIYANA Nur Fatin (1), TOH Aw-
Zien (1), SEE Raymond Yon-Han (3), TEH Jo-Hun, SADIQ Mohd AyubSadiq@Lin Naing (1), DAHIAN Kamilah (1), LIEW
Jun-Wei (1), MOSE Caisha Nivenia (1), YONG Malvina Zi-Qing (1), LING Ngiik-Jing (1), CHUA Diana Wang-Sing (1),
LING Wee-Wei (1), THIRUNAVUKKARASU Nanthakumar (1), SUHAILI Mohd Raili (1)
1: Hospital Sibu, Sarawak; 2: Shanghai Institute of Infectious Disease and Biosecurity, Institutes of Biomedical
Sciences, Shanghai Medical College, Fudan University; 3: Klinik Kesihatan Lanang, Sarawak, Malaysia
10 / eP-62
DIRECT-ACTING ANTIVIRAL TREATMENT IMPROVES OUTCOMES OF HEPATITIS-C-RELATED
COMPLICATIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
LIM Phei Ching (1), TAN Quan Rui (2), LEE Chong Yew (3), YEW Kuo Chao (4)
1: Hospital Pulau Pinang; 2: Imperial College London-Nanyang Technological University Lee Kong Chian
School of Medicine, Singapore; 3: School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang,
Malaysia; 4: Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore
11 / eP-08
DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND STRESS AMONG NURSES DURING COVID-19 IN HOSPITAL PAKAR SULTANAH
FATIMAH
DAHLAN Azlina (1), MOHAMED ZIN Khairani (2), MOHD SAMAN Zaitun (1)
1: Sultanah Fatimah Hospital; 2: Pendidikan Sultan Idris Universiti
12 / eP-09
EXPERIENCE OF NURSE DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 INFECTION AND THEIR CONCERN ABOUT
OUTBREAK IN HOSPITAL PAKAR SULTANAH FATIMAH
HAMZAH Noraishah, DAHLAN Azlina, MOHD SAMAH Zaitun
Sultanah Fatimah Hospital
13 / eP-10
COMPETENCY OF HAND HYGIENE AMONG CRITICAL CARE NURSES DURING COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN
HOSPITAL PAKAR SULTANAH FATIMAH
MOHAMED Nurul Azlinda, DAHLAN Azlina, MOHAMAD Safarrah
Sultanah Fatimah Hospital
14 / eP-01
A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF UNMET NEEDS AMONG OLDER ADULTS IN A MALAYSIAN CITY
LIM Xin Jie (1), CHEW Chii Chii (1), CHANG Chee Tao (1), SUPRAMANIAM Premaa (1), DING Lay Ming (2), RAJAN Philip
(1), LOW Lee Lan (3)
1: Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun; 2: Perak State Health Department; 3: Institute for Health Systems
Research
Abstract

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15 / eP-03
PRACTICE OF MEDICATION STORAGE AND DISPOSAL AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MEDICATIONS
IN SIBU HOSPITAL
KONG Mei Chieng, SIEW Ivy Wen Juan, TIONG Lily, WONG Siaw Ying
Sibu Hospital, Sarawak
16 / eP-04
WILLINGNESS TO JOIN CLINICAL TRIAL (JOINCT) AND THE ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG ONCOLOGY
PATIENTS
KING Teck Long, TAN Shirin Hui, TAN Shirley Siang Ning, TIONG Lee Len, BUJANG Mohamad Adam, VOON Pei Jye
Sarawak General Hospital
17 / eP-05
REINFECTION RATE AND PROTECTION EFFECTIVENESS FROM PAST INFECTION AMONG HEALTHCARE
WORKERS IN PUBLIC TERTIARY HOSPITALS IN MALAYSIA; A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
KOH Karina (1), LEE Jen Ven (1), YANG Su Lan (2), YEN Chia How (3), CHAND Avinash Kumar (4), MAT RIPEN Adiratna
(5), MOHAMED Nur Eliza (1), ABDUL RAHIM Nur Aisyah (1), GOKILAVANAN Varaalakshmy (1), SEVALINGAM Raj
Kumar (1), PEARIASAMY Kalaiarasu M (6)
1: Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Kuala Lumpur; 2: Centre for Clinical Epidemiology, Institute for Clinical
Research; 3: Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Queen Elizabeth II; 4: Occupational Health Department,
Hospital Queen Elizabeth; 5: Allergy & Immunology Research Centre, Institute for Medical Research; 6:
18 / eP-06
EVALUATION OF SAFETY CULTURE IN A STATE TERTIARY REFERRAL HOSPITAL
KIM Alex Ren Jye, TAN Shirin Hui, PETER Sharlyn, NGIAN Hie Ung, LEE Yew Fong, BASMU Hairoliyana
Sarawak General Hospital
19 / eP-12
COVID-19 VACCINATION AND CHANGES IN BLOOD PRESSURE
CH'NG Chin Chin, ONG Loke Meng, WONG Khar Ming
20 / eP-14
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, PRACTICES AND CONCERNS REGARDING COVID-19 VACCINE AMONG PATIENTS
AND CAREGIVERS IN SIBU HOSPITAL
LAU Sie Chai, SIONG Jude Yip Kiong, UNG Stephanie Kee Yiin, LEE Joreen Shou Bing, SIEW Siu Zhi
Sibu Hospital
Abstract

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21 / eP-15
ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SCORING FOR THE USE OF ANTIVIRAL THERAPY TO PREVENT
COVID-19 DISEASE PROGRESSION IN PRIMARY CARE SETTING
PATHMANATHAN Mohan Dass (1), LAW Kian Boon (1), KUAN Pei Xuan (1), GIMAN Fatin Norsahida (1),
KRISHNABHAWAN Swarna Lata (2), CHIDAMBARAM Suresh Kumar (2), ABDUL SAMAD Azah (3), WONG Ping Foo (3),
M. PEARIASAMY Kalaiarasu (1)
1: Digital Health Research and Innovation Unit, Institute for Clinical Research; 2: Sungai Buloh Hospital;
3: Shah Alam Health Clinic
22 / eP-16
REDEFINING THE PROBABILITY OF CONTACT INFECTION FOR HERD IMMUNITY IN THE CLASSIC
INFECTIOUS DISEASE MODEL
LAW Kian Boon, M. PEARIASAMY Kalaiarasu
Digital Health Research and Innovation Unit, Institute for Clinical Research
23 / eP-17
DURATION OF REFERRAL-TO-DEATH AND ITS INFLUENCING FACTORS AMONG CANCER AND NON-
CANCER PATIENTS: PERSPECTIVE FROM A COMMUNITY PALLIATIVE CARE SETTING IN MALAYSIA
YIP Yan Yee (1), WONG Wen Jun Gabrielle (1), HWONG Wen Yea (1), MCCARTHY Sylvia Ann (2), ABDUL HASSAN CHIN
Aidah (2), WOON Yuan Liang (1)
1: Centre for Clinical Epidemiology, Institute for Clinical Research; 2: Clinical Services Department, Hospis
Malaysia
24 / eP-18
VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA STORM AS PREDOMINANT CARDIAC MANIFESTATION OF LUPUS
MYOCARDITIS
HO Yik Hon, LIM Caryn Tsujean, LING Hwei Sung, KOH Keng Tat, TEH Cheng Lay, ONG Tiong Kiam
25 / eP-19
NON-HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA PRESENTING AS INTRACARDIAC MASS: A RARE PRESENTATION
HO Yik Hon, LIM Caryn Tsujean, CHUNG Bui Khiong, LING Hwei Sung, LEE Grace Wan Chieng, OON Yen Yee, CHEW
Lee Ping
26 /eP-20
PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN HOSPITALISED PATIENTS WITH
COVID-19
WONG Yen Shen (1), MOHD NASIR Ahmad Adib (2), LIM Bee Chiu (3), KHOO Pei Jie (4)
1: Faculty of Medicine, University Teknologi MARA (UiTM); 2: Kemaman Hospital; 3: Tengku Ampuan Afzan
Hospital; 4: Lahad Datu Hospital, Sabah
27 / eP-21
PARENTS' KNOWLEDGE, ACCEPTANCE AND PERCEPTION ON COVID-19 VACCINE AMONG PAEDIATRIC
PATIENTS IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL, PULAU PINANG
LIEW Ai Ch'i, CAI Weifen, YEOH Angeline Aing Chieee, ONG Gin Hwa, LAW Koon Lum, TEOH Chee Jia
Hospital Seberang Jaya
Abstract

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28 / eP-22
SURVIVABILITY OF PATIENTS ADMITTED FOR STROKE IN A GENERAL HEALTHCARE FACILITY
DANIAL Monica, MOHDRADZI Nurul Shahira Izwani, CH'NG Alan Swee Hock, LOOI Irene
Clinical Research Center, Hospital Seberang Jaya
29 / eP-25
THE KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES OF FACEMASK PRACTICE DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Gunasekaran Shargunan Selvanthan (1), Hariyanayagam Gobi (2), Foo Yen Li (2), Yusoff Aida Farhana (2), Wan
Sabri Wan Mohd Akmal (2), SelvanthanSundram Sera (2)
1: Manjung District Dental Clinic, Perak; 2: Hospital Seri Manjung, Perak
30 / eP-27
MASSIVE PERICARDIAL EFFUSION AS THE CARDIAC MANIFESTATION OF SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS
INFECTION IN A SEVERELY IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PATIENT
HO Yik Hon (1), LIM Caryn Tsujean (1), LING Hwei Sung (2), THUNG Su Fui (3), CHUA Hock Hin (3), ONG Tiong Kiam
(1)
1: Sarawak Heart Center; 2: University of Malaysia Sarawak; 3: Sarawak General Hospital
31 / eP-28
A STORMY CHASE OF CORONARY ARTERY SPASM: THYROID STORM IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL
INFARCTION
HO Yik Hon (1), LIM Caryn Tsujean (1), CHOW Han Bing (2), CHAN Pei Lin (3), TAN Chen Ting (1), SAID Asri (2)
1: Sarawak Heart Center; 2: University of Malaysia Sarawak: 3: Sarawak General Hospital
32 / eP-29
PRODUCTIVITY LOSSES AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG END STAGE RENAL DISEASE PATIENTS
RECEIVING DIALYSIS TREATMENT IN KUANTAN, PAHANG
AHMAD Mastura (1), SHABARUDDIN Fatiha Hana (2), MOHD ZIN Che Suraya (3)
1: Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan; 2: University Malaya; 3: International Islamic University of
Malaysia
33 / eP-30
PREVALENCE OF SIMVASTATIN ASSOCIATED MUSCLE SYMPTOMS AMONG HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIC
PATIENTS RECEIVING SIMVASTATIN AND AMLODIPINE OF KUALA MUDA DISTRICT KEDAH; A CROSS-
SECTIONAL MULTICENTRE STUDY
MOHD BAIDI Amir Sofi (1), NG Yeng Ping (2)
1: Hospital Sultan Abdul Halim; 2: Faculty of Pharmacy AIMST University
34 / eP-31
PHARMACEUTICAL EXPENDITURE SHARE BY HOUSEHOLDS IN MALAYSIA: A REGIONAL COMPARISON
ANG Wei Chern (1), CHEAH Yong Kang (2)
1: Hospital Tuanku Fauziah; 2: School of Economics, Finance and Banking, Universiti Utara Malaysia, Sintok,
Malaysia
Abstract

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35 / eP-33
PREMATURE RETIREMENT AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG END STAGE RENAL DISEASE PATIENTS
RECEIVING DIALYSIS TREATMENT IN KUANTAN, PAHANG
AHMAD Mastura (1), SHABARUDDIN Fatiha Hana (2), MOHD ZIN Che Suraya (3)
1: Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan; 2: University Malaya; 3: International Islamic University of
Malaysia
36 / eP37
CORRELATION OF VISCERAL FAT AREA WITH WAIST-HIP RATIO, WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE AND BODY
MASS INDEX IN HEALTHY ADULTS
MOHD NOOR Juliana (1), JAMIL Mohd Fadzly Amar (1), GANASEGERAN Kurubaran (1), MARSHALL Delis Suzan (1),
SUPPIAH Purnima Devi (1), YUEN Kah Hay (2), ANG Hock Aun (3), LOOI Irene (1)
1: Clinical Research Center, Hospital Seberang Jaya; 2: University Sains Malaysia; 3: Bagan Specialist Centre,
Penang
37 / eP-38
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF PREGNANT WOMEN REGARDING ANAEMIA DURING
ANTENATAL VISIT AT KAMPAR HEALTH CLINIC
FazeliIzzati, Khoo Tien Hui, Junaidi Aida, Dzulkafli Amirah, Chiew ShoenChuen, Marina Binti Suhaimi @ Sahimi, Nor
Zuraida Binti Abdul Wahab
Kampar Health Clinic
38 / eP-39
A STUDY ON PATIENT SAFETY CULTURE AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN SHAH ALAM HOSPITAL
ABDULLAH Fatimah (1), HAFIDZ Nurnabihah (1), IBRAHIM Roszita (2), ISMAIL Aniza (2)
1: Shah Alam Hospital; 2: Faculty of Medicine, UKM
39 / eP-40
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DAILY PRE-PACKED MEDICATION WITH PICTOGRAM LABELLING (DPM-PL) IN
IMPROVING MEDICATION ADHERENCE OF HAEMODIALYSIS (HD) PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL SIBU
LING Ding Ee (1), HII Evangelin Hui Hui (1), SII Pei Jen (1), TING Grace Yien Ling (1), MAH Angelica Xiao Hei (1),
KONG Min Xian (1), HII Lawrence Wei Soon (2), TING Chuo Yew (3)
1: Sibu Hospital; 2: Sarawak General Hospital; 3: Sarawak State Health Department
40 / eP-42
HALASZ SYNDROME IN MALAYSIAN LADY
ABDULLA Zarina Banu, ABDUL GHANI Fathiyah, ABDUL WAHAB Mohamed Jahangir
41 / eP-43
COMPREHENSIVE CARDIAC REHABILITATION IN IMPROVING CARDIOVASCULAR OUTCOMES IN
PATIENTS WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
ABDULLA Zarina Banu, GOVINDASAMY Paramesveri, SALLEH Farah Idayu, HAMID Naimah, ABDUL WAHAB
Mohamed Jahangir
Abstract

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42 / eP-44
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH QUALITY OF LIFE DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
LAU Hui Ting (1), CHONG Siew Koon (1), SIDAK Norsima Nazifah (1), MOHAMAD SHUKRI Madihah (2)
1: Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah; 2: University Malaysia Terengganu
43 / eP-45
EFFECTS OF TIME RESTRICTED FEEDING ON METABOLIC SYNDROME SEVERITY IN THE OBESE ADULTS - A
PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
CHEAN Kooi Yau (1), LIM Yen Li (2), NG Ru Shing (2), TAN Xue-Fang (2), BEH Kelvin Khai Meng (2)
1: RUMC; 2: Hospital Pulau Pinang
44 / eP-46
PUBLIC SENTIMENT ANALYSIS, EMOTION DETECTION AND TOPIC MODELING ON YOUTUBE REGARDING
GENERATIONAL END GAME (GEG) LAW
SOELAR ShahrulAiman, AHMAD Faizah, ISMAIL Ibtisam
Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah
45 / eP-47
CLINICAL TRIALS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC PERSPECTIVE: A PRELIMINARY QUALITATIVE STUDY IN
KUANTAN, PAHANG
LIM Bee Chiu (1), MAHMUD Fatihah (1), MOHD JAMILI Nur Hazwani (1), HASNUDDIN Muhammad Aiman (1),
KAMARONZAMAN Nur Liyana (2), MOHAMAD NOR Fariz Safhan (1)
1: Clinical Research Centre, Tengku Ampuan Afzan Hospital; 2: Clinical Research Malaysia
46 / eP-48
RISK FACTORS OF SECONDARY CARDIOVASCULAR EVENTS IN A MULTI-ETHNIC ASIAN POPULATION
WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
ISMAIL Sophia Rasheeqa (1), MOHAMMAD Mohd Shawal Faizal (2), MD NOH Mohd Fairulnizal (1), SHAH Shamsul
Azhar (3)
1: Institute for Medical Research; 2: Hospital CanselorTuankuMuhriz: 3: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
47 / eP-49
UTILITY AND DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF WHOLE-EXOME SEQUENCING (WES) FOR PATIENTS WITH
SUSPECTED GENETIC DISORDERS IN PENANG HOSPITAL
CHEAH Boon Eu (1), MOEY Lip Hen (1), KENG Wee Teik (1), SEO Go Hun (2), LEE Hane (2), CH'NG Gaik Siew (1)
1: Penang Hospital Malaysia; 2: 3billion Inc. Korea
48 / eP-50
MAKING SENSE OF WHOLE-EXOME SEQUENCING (WES) RESULTS
MOEY Lip Hen (1), CHEAH Boon Eu (1), KENG Wee Teik (1), SEO Go Hun (2), LEE Hane (2), CH'NG Gaik Siew (1)
1 Penang Hospital, Malaysia, 2 3billion Inc. Korea
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49 / eP-51
COMPARISON ON DETECTION LEVEL OF LEAD & CADMIUM CONTENT IN CAGED FISH & POND FISH IN
PAHANG
Cheng Lai Ping
Pejabat Kesihatan Daerah Temerloh
50 / eP-52
PREDICTING FACTOR AFFECTING STRESS AMONG STROKE SURVIVORS IN TERENGGANU
CHE KU HITAM Che Ku Noor Haniza, SEMAN Noraini, ABDULLAH Aimie Farhana, SIDEK Norsima Nazifah, ABDUL
AZIZ Zariah
Clinical Research Centre, Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital
51 / eP-53
APPLICATION OF WESTGARD SIGMA MULTI-RULES AS QUALITY ASSESSMENT TOOL IN CLINICAL
RESEARCH LABORATORY
LAU Siau Ting, THAM Wiwi ThamNyuk Fong, LIKONG Odealia, GERUNSIN Jerry, FONG Alan Yean Yip, TIONG Lee Len
Clinical Research Center, Sarawak General Hospital
52 / eP-54
PREVALENCE OF TUBERCULOSIS (TB) TREATMENT OUTCOMES AMONG TB/HIV CO-INFECTED PATIENTS
IN EAST-COAST MALAYSIA: 5 YEARS RECORD REVIEW
MOHD NOR Siti Romaino (1), MAT JAEB Mat Zuki (2), NAING Nyi Nyi (3)
1: Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kelantan; 2: Department of Medicine,
Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kelantan; 3: Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA),
Terengganu
53 / eP-55
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON ADVERSE EFFECTS FOLLOWING COVID-19 VACCINATION AMONG TEENAGERS
IN KLANG VALLEY
LEE Ching Hai, ALIAS Amelia, HUSSIN Hazilawati, MOHAMED RAHIM Siti Syawanatul Zahraa, YAHYA Muhammad
Kasyful Azim, KAMARUDIN Shamsul Anuar, KADIR IBRAHIM Sabeera Begum, KASSIM Asiah
Hospital TunkuAzizah, Kuala Lumpur
55 / eP-57
BIOMARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH KIDNEY FUNCTION AND THE ROLE OF STATIN: A CLINICOPATHOLOGIC
ANALYSIS AT A SINGLE INSTITUTION
MUSHADDIK Irma Liyana (1), KHALID Karniza (1), TONG Alwin Yu Hoong (2)
1: Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Tuanku Fauziah, Perlis; 2: Department of Internal Medicine, Hospital
Pulau Pinang
56 / eP-58
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TUBERCULOSIS WITH SUBDURAL EMPYEMA: A CASE REPORT
LEONG Siaw Yii, M. MICDHADHU Mohamed Azlam, LIM Ghee Kheng, MEE Xuan Ci, LOOI Irene
Clinical Research Center, Seberang Jaya Hospital
Abstract

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57 / eP-59
A CASE REPORT OF SUCCESSFUL MECHANICAL THROMBECTOMY IN ACUTE BASILAR ARTERY OCCLUSION
AT EXTENDED WINDOW PERIOD
MEE Xuan Ci, MOHAMED MICDHADHU Mohamed Azlam, LIM Ghee Kheng, LEONG Siaw Yii, LOOI Irene
58 / eP-60
IDENTIFICATION OF COVID-19 PNEUMONIA CHANGES ON CT-SCAN THORAX: COMPARISON BETWEEN
DEEP LEARNING MODULE AND RADIOLOGISTS' FINDINGS
KASSIM Asiah (1), MOHD IBRAHIM Hishamshah (2), CHE DAUD Che Zubaidah (1), MANOGALAN Kishore (1), MD
KASSIM Rosminah (3), MOHD YAKOP Siti Rohani (3), ISMAIL Izyan (4), ABDUL HAMID Zuhanis (5), LUI Sze Chiang (1),
KAMAL Maria (1), Karuthan Chinna (1), LOCKMAN Hilmi (6), WONG Jyi Lin (7)
1: Hospital Tunku Azizah, Kuala Lumpur; 2: Ministry of Health; 3: Hospital Kuala Lumpur; 4: Hospital Serdang,
5: Institut Kanser Negara; 6: Prince Court Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur; 7: Borneo Medical Centre, Kuching,
Sarawak
59 / eP-61
PREVALENCE, AETIOLOGY, OUTCOME AND MANAGEMENT OF MODERATE AND SEVERE HYPONATREMIA
ON HOSPITAL ADMISSION
BAHARI Rashidah, MOHD NOOR Nurain, ABDUL AZIS Maz Anirah, IBRAHIM Nor Nadziroh, ZAINAL ABIDIN Nurul
Huda, MOHAMED NOR Lisa
Putrajaya Hospital
60 / eP-63
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON MATERNAL AND PERINATAL OUTCOMES OF PREGNANCY WITH DIABETES
MELLITUS
OTHAYAMOORTHY Then Moli, ABDUL HALIM Nur Izyani, SUHAIMI Fatimah Az Zaharah, LEE Ching Hai, CHUA Ker
Yang, MOORTHY Udhaya, CHINNA Karuthan, YUSSOFF Noor Haliza, KASSIM Asiah
TunkuAzizah Hospital, Kuala Lumpur
61 / eP-64
PREDICTABILITY OF MODIFIED SA2ME-TR SCORE AMONG NON-VALVULAR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION (NVAF)
PATIENTS AT MALAYSIAN PUBLIC HOSPITALS
KUMAR Keerthy Venthen (1), ZAINAL Zainol Akbar (2)
1: Hospital Tuanku AmpuanNajihah; 2: Faculty of Pharmacy University of Cyberjaya
62 / eP-65
DID THE FIRST MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER IMPACT HEALTHCARE SEEKING BEHAVIOUR AND
HEALTHCARE ACCESS AMONG MALAYSIANS? FINDINGS FROM A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY.
HING Yee Liang (1), LEONG Chin Tho (1), KALIANAN Subramaniam R (1), LIM Wei Yin, LOO Ching Ee (1), WOON Yuan
Liang (1), AWANG Samsiah (2), ZULKIFLI Nur Wahida (2), MOHD UJANG Izzatur Rahmi (2), HAMIDI Normaizira (2)
1: Center for Clinical Epidemiology, Institute for Clinical Research; 2: Centre for Healthcare Quality Research,
Institute for Health Systems Research
Abstract

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63 / eP-66
A LIQUID BIOPSY APPROACH TO DETECT COPY NUMBER VARIATIONS BY LOW COVERAGE WHOLE
GENOME SEQUENCING IN HODGKIN LYMPHOMA AND POST-TRANSPLANT LYMPHOPROLIFERATIVE
DISORDER
TAN Geok Wee (1), DIEPSTRA Arjan (2), MONTES DE JESUS Filipe (2), DRENTH Eveline (2), TERPSTRA Miente Martijn (2),
GLAUDEMANS Andor (2), KWEE Thomas (2), NOORDZIJ Walter (2), MUTSAERS Pim (3), STEVENS Wendy (4), MOUS
Rogier (5), GORE Edmund (2), BREMER Edwin (2), KOK Klaas (2), VERSCHUUREN Erik (2), NIJLAND Marcel (2), VAN DEN
BERG Anke (2), PLATTEL Wouter (2)
1: Institute for Medical Research; 2: University Medical Center Groningen; 3: Erasmus University Medical
Center; 4: Radboud University Medical Center; 5: University Medical Center Utrecht
64 / eP-67
POST COVID 19 INFECTION: IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHY AND SYMPTOM PERSISTENCE ON FUNCTIONAL
OUTCOME POST HOSPITALIZATION
WONG Calvin Ke Wen, MOH Cheng Keat, LEE BiingHorng, CHENASAMMY Komalah, WONG Kee Cheong, MUNIANDY
Balasurindiran, AHMAD SHANIZZA Qhairyl Iylman, NAIR Rubini, SAW Pamela Varn Teing, LEONG E Li, AHMAD
SHADZILI Aisyah, SUPRAMANIAM Premaa, LIM Chee Loon, KER Hong Bee
Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun
65 / eP-68
ESTIMATING PATIENT LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OUTCOMES AND CHARACTERIZING UNCERTAINTY
ASSOCIATED WITH ENZYME REPLACEMENT THERAPY (ERT) TREATMENT FOR HUNTER SYNDROME
MUSTAFFA Khairu Hazwan (1), SHAFIE Asrul Akmal (2), NGU Lock-Hock (3), MOHD RAWI Rowani (4)
1: Pharmacy Department, Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital, Terengganu; 2: Discipline of Social and
Administrative Pharmacy, Universiti Sains Malaysia; 3: Genetics Department, Kuala Lumpur Hospital; 4:
Department of Paediatric, School of Medical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia
66 / eP-69
DIFFERENCES IN COLORECTAL CANCER STAGE AND MORTALITY BY ETHNICITY IN MALAYSIA
ISMAIL Ibtisam, SOELAR Shahrul Aiman, CHAN Huan Keat, ABU HASSAN Muhammad Radzi
Clinical Research Centre, Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah
67 / eP-70
ADVERSARIAL ATTACKS ON MEDICAL DEEP LEARNING MODELS
LAU Young Kang, LOH Brian Chung Shiong, VONG Wan Tze, THEN Patrick Hang Hui
Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
68 / eP-72
ETHICAL CHALLENGES OF CONDUCTING HUMAN GENOMIC RESEARCH IN MALAYSIA: AN EXPLORATORY
STUDY
TEONG Win Zee (1), ABDUL AZIZ Mohammad Firdaus (2), PHAN Chia Wei (3)
1: Clinical Research Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hospital; 2: Centre for Law and Ethics in Science and
Technology, Faculty of Law, Universiti Malaya; 3: Department of Pharmaceutical Life Sciences, Faculty of
Pharmacy, Universiti Malaya
Abstract

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69 / eP-73
ADAPTATION OF A POPULATION PHARMACOKINETIC MODEL TO INFORM TACROLIMUS THERAPY IN
HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
KIRUBAKARAN Ranita (1), USTER David (2), HENNIG Stefanie (3), CARLAND Jane (4), DAY Richard (4), WICHA Sebastian
(2), STOCKER Sophie (5)
1: Department of Pharmacy, Hospital Seberang Jaya; 2: Department of Clinical Pharmacy, Institute of
Pharmacy, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany; 3: Certara Inc., Princeton, NJ, USA; 4: School of
Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of New South Wales, Sydney; 5: School of
Pharmacy, Faculty of Medicine and Health, The University of Sydney, Australia
70 / eP-74
SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN WHO HAD TUBAL LIGATION IN A SINGLE
INSTITUTION IN SABAH
CHONG Shuk Lan Audrey, THADIUS Mr. Jonathan, KUEH Bing-Ling, FERNANDO Ferrari Natasha
Sabah Women and Children Hospital
71 / eP-75
COVID-19 VACCINE UPTAKE - WHAT MOTIVATES & WHAT HESITATES?
MOHD NOOR Juliana, ABDUL HAMID Norshahida, GANASEGERAN Kurubaran, LOOI Irene
Clinical Research Center, Hospital Seberang Jaya
72 / eP-76
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HBA1C WITH LIFESTYLE, HEALTH & DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS AMONG PEOPLE
IN PENANG, MALAYSIA
ZAKARIA Nur Syuhada, ALBART Stephenie Ann, MOHD NOOR Juliana, GANASEGERAN Kurubaran, LOOI Irene
73 / eP-77
GLYCEMIC AND METABOLIC CONTROL AMONG ELDERLY TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENTS ON
BASAL-BOLUS INSULIN REGIME
ZAINAL ABIDIN Nurul Huda, MOHD NOOR Nurain, IBRAHIM Nor Nadziroh BAHARI Rashidah, MOHAMED NOR Lisa
Hospital Putrajaya
74 / eP-78
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PATIENTS UNDER COMMUNITY HOSPICE SERVICE PROVIDED
BY KASIH HOSPICE FOUNDATION
CHENG Jie Ling (1), HOR Chee Peng (2)
1: Pulau Pinang Hospital; 2: Seberang Jaya Hospital
76 / eP-80
ELUCIDATING THE SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY OF RTK-ANTIGEN TEST IN COMPARISON WITH RT-PCR
IN DIAGNOSING COVID-19 STATUS IN HOSPITAL SHAH ALAM
SAHARUDIN Siti Nurhafizah (2), MUDA Salihah (1), MOHD DANI Nurul Husna (1), LIM Jia Min (1), UMUR Nurulhuda
(1), YAKUB Ahmad Fakri (1), SALEHHUDDIN Nur Aqila Syafiqa (2), MOHD.LOODFI Alya Nazirah (2), YAMANG Haizat
(2)
1: Pathology Department, Hospital Shah Alam; 2: Clinical Research Center, Hospital Shah Alam
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77 / eP-81
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY-RELATED REFERRAL FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS: URBAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL
EXPERIENCE
SAHARUDIN Siti Nurhafizah (1), MUTHUSAMY Thiviya (2), ARIFIN Mohd Nurul Hanif (2), PALANISAMY Vanitha (2)
1: Clinical Research Center, Hospital Shah Alam, Selangor; 2: Otorhinolaryngology Department, Hospital Shah
Alam, Selangor
78 / eP-82
TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY OF DAY-CARE CENTRES FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN MALAYSIA
MOHAMMED Noor Syahireen (1), SEE Kok Fong (2), SHAFIE Asrul Akmal (2)
1: Clinical Research Center, Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah; 2: Universiti Sains Malaysia
79 / eP-83
BARRIERS TO THALASSAEMIA TREATMENT FROM THE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER'S PERSPECTIVE
MOHAMMED Noor Syahireen (1), WONG, Jacqueline Hui Yi (2)
1: Clinical Research Centre Hospital SultanahBahiyah; 2: Pharmacy Department, Hospital Kuala Lumpur
80 / eP-84
INSULIN PUMP THERAPY IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH TYPE 1 AND TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS IN
PUTRAJAYA: CHARACTERISTICS, GLYCEMIC AND METABOLIC CONTROL
IBRAHIM Nor Nadziroh, MOHD NOOR Nurain, BAHARI Rashidah, MOHAMED NOR Lisa, ZAINAL ABIDIN Nurul Huda
Putrajaya Hospital
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